Renamed nomsu_tree -> syntax_tree, so anyone looking for syntax trees

knows where to look.

Makefile

@@ -10,9 +10,9 @@ PREFIX=
 UNINSTALL_VERSION=
 # ========= You shouldn't need to mess with any of these variables below ================
 
-MOON_FILES= code_obj.moon error_handling.moon files.moon nomsu.moon nomsu_compiler.moon nomsu_tree.moon parser.moon
+MOON_FILES= code_obj.moon error_handling.moon files.moon nomsu.moon nomsu_compiler.moon syntax_tree.moon parser.moon
 LUA_FILES= code_obj.lua consolecolors.lua error_handling.lua files.lua nomsu.lua nomsu_compiler.lua \
-		   nomsu_tree.lua parser.lua utils.lua uuid.lua
+		   syntax_tree.lua parser.lua utils.lua uuid.lua
 CORE_NOM_FILES= $(wildcard core/*.nom)
 CORE_LUA_FILES= $(patsubst %.nom,%.lua,$(CORE_NOM_FILES))
 LIB_NOM_FILES= $(wildcard lib/*.nom)

README.md

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ All `.moon` files have been precompiled into corresponding `.lua` files, so you
 * `nomsu.peg` - The [Parsing Expression Grammar](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parsing_expression_grammar) used to define Nomsu's syntax. The format of this file is a slightly modified version of the format accepted by LPEG's `re` module.
 * `nomsu_compiler.moon` - **The actual Nomsu compiler**. This file can be imported and used without going through the regular command line interface (e.g. for applications that want to embed the compiler).
 * `parser.moon` - The Nomsu parser. This file can also be imported and used directly for applications that only need to *parse* Nomsu, not compile it.
-* `nomsu_tree.moon` - Datastructures used for Nomsu ASTs.
+* `syntax_tree.moon` - Datastructures used for Nomsu Abstract Syntax Trees.
 * `code_obj.moon` - Datastructures used for incrementally building generated code, while preserving code origins.
 * `error_handling.moon` - The logic for producing good error messages within Lua that reference the Nomsu source code that led to them.
 * `utils.lua` - A set of utility actions used by nomsu.moon.

nomsu_compiler.lua

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ do
   local _obj_0 = require("code_obj")
   NomsuCode, LuaCode, Source = _obj_0.NomsuCode, _obj_0.LuaCode, _obj_0.Source
 end
-local AST = require("nomsu_tree")
+local AST = require("syntax_tree")
 local Parser = require("parser")
 SOURCE_MAP = { }
 string.as_lua_id = function(str)

nomsu_compiler.moon

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ colored = setmetatable({}, {__index:(_,color)-> ((msg)-> colors[color]..tostring
 unpack or= table.unpack
 {:match, :sub, :gsub, :format, :byte, :find} = string
 {:NomsuCode, :LuaCode, :Source} = require "code_obj"
-AST = require "nomsu_tree"
+AST = require "syntax_tree"
 Parser = require("parser")
 -- Mapping from source string (e.g. "@core/metaprogramming.nom[1:100]") to a mapping
 -- from lua line number to nomsu line number

parser.lua

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ do
   local _obj_0 = require("code_obj")
   NomsuCode, LuaCode, Source = _obj_0.NomsuCode, _obj_0.LuaCode, _obj_0.Source
 end
-local AST = require("nomsu_tree")
+local AST = require("syntax_tree")
 local NOMSU_DEFS
 do
   local _with_0 = { }

parser.moon

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ lpeg.setmaxstack 10000
 {:insert, :remove} = table
 files = require 'files'
 {:NomsuCode, :LuaCode, :Source} = require "code_obj"
-AST = require "nomsu_tree"
+AST = require "syntax_tree"
 
 NOMSU_DEFS = with {}
     -- Newline supports either windows-style CR+LF or unix-style LF